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Intrusion in a Church in Forbach: Parish Priest Laurent Pidolle Assures that He Is Well

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Following the questioning of an individual with suspicious behavior, Tuesday in the early afternoon, at the Saint-Rémi church in Forbach, the archpriest of Forbach Laurent Pidolle wants to be reassuring. On Wednesday 9 September in the morning, the volunteers of the Catholic parish of Forbach are working in the Saint-Rémi church for the ritual cleansing of the interior of the building. The intrusion of an individual ...
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The man arrested on Tuesday 8 September for having entered the church of Saint-Rémi in possession of a white weapon was placed on Thursday 10 September in pre-trial detention with a view to his appearance this Friday in the court of Sarreguemines. At the same time, at the request of the Muslim communities, a gathering was held this Thursday in front of the church of Saint-Rémi, with the aim of carrying a message of peace.

A 35-year-old man was detained in a church in Forbach, northeastern France, after shouting "Allahu Akbar" and asking about the priest.

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Following the questioning of an individual with suspicious behavior, Tuesday in the early afternoon, at the Saint-Rémi church in Forbach, the archpriest of Forbach Laurent Pidolle wants to be reassuring. On Wednesday 9 September in the morning, the volunteers of the Catholic parish of Forbach are working in the Saint-Rémi church for the ritual cleansing of the interior of the building. The intrusion of an individual ...

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lequotidien.lu broke the news on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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